Hillary Clinton could lose every remaining contest and still win the nomination

[onehandle]

PHILADELPHIA — Hillary Clinton added at least two more states to her victory column Tuesday night, strengthening what’s rapidly becoming an all-but-unstoppable march to the Democratic presidential nomination.

The Democratic front-runner expanded her sizable delegate lead with wins in Maryland and Delaware. Contests in Connecticut, Rhode Island and Pennsylvania remained too close to call.

Already, Clinton can lose every remaining primary by a wide margin and still capture her party’s nomination, according to an Associated Press analysis.

A clean sweep Tuesday would likely foreclose Bernie Sanders’ already narrow path to the nomination. Still, the Vermont senator continues to attract tens of thousands to his rallies and raise millions of dollars online. He’s vowing to stay in the race through the last primary contest in June.

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/clinton-could-lose-every-remaining-contest-and-still-win-the-nomination

[bkkyosemite]

1. Would not have the delegates needed that are not Supers who are in affect a part of the fix

that's in for Hillary. They are lobbyists and her cronies that are Supers....I will continue to vote for Bernie, donate to him. Don't care what HRC supporters think.

[gordianot]

2. I hope she chooses a good clean progressive Vice President.

Without baggage and looming ethics, criminal charges, endless investigations, stupid RW smears both real and contrived. Keep Bill and Chelsea at home protect your Grandchildren. Quit changing the story avoid lies and over simplification.

[HumanityExperiment]

4. required delegate count going into convention...

HRC won't have the required delegate count from the primaries to earn the nomination so it will come down to the convention

I applaud Bernie for staying in until convention, this keeps focus on the issues and DEM platform, and allows all states to cast their vote and have the media cover it

odd that HRC and her supporters don't won't to sharpen and keep the focus on issues that will define DEM platform and strengthen it prior to GE battle with GOP nominee